Hi. My BBS is up and running. But I am running 10 Nodes, and 6 of them have an (E), I assume for event next to them. There aren't any events scheduled anywhere. Does this keep these nodes from being logged onto? And also how the heck to I get rid of this? I have noticed that when I add additional nodes they do not have this next to them.

-Rev. Michael E. Washburn

P.S. I am running Synch 3.14a

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Re: Ahhhhh Help!!
By: Spiffwiggler to All on Fri Mar 23 2007 05:31 pm

Hi. My BBS is up and running. But I am running 10 Nodes, and 6 of them have (E), I assume for event next to them. There aren't any events scheduled anywhere.

All it means is that if you had a "Node event" configured for that node, it would run.

Does this keep these nodes from being logged onto?

No.

And also how th
heck to I get rid of this? I have noticed that when I add additional nodes t do not have this next to them.

What do you have "Last Node" set to in your Telnet Configuration Dialog box?

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Re: Ahhhhh Help!!
By: Digital Man to Spiffwiggler on Fri Mar 23 2007 15:29:00

What do you have "Last Node" set to in your Telnet Configuration Dialog box?

Do you mean Last Displayable node in the Advanced options? It was set to 250 if that is what you mean.
-Rev. Michael E. Washburn

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Re: Ahhhhh Help!!
By: Spiffwiggler to Digital Man on Fri Mar 23 2007 11:12 pm

Re: Ahhhhh Help!!
By: Digital Man to Spiffwiggler on Fri Mar 23 2007 15:29:00

What do you have "Last Node" set to in your Telnet Configuration Dialog b

Do you mean Last Displayable node in the Advanced options? It was set to 250 that is what you mean.

No. In the SBBSCTRL:Telnet->Configure->Last Node. If you're not running Win32, then check the LastNode value in your ctrl/sbbs.ini file.

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Re: Ahhhhh Help!!
By: Digital Man to Spiffwiggler on Sat Mar 24 2007 21:50:00

Re: Ahhhhh Help!!
By: Spiffwiggler to Digital Man on Fri Mar 23 2007 11:12 pm

Re: Ahhhhh Help!!
By: Digital Man to Spiffwiggler on Fri Mar 23 2007 15:29:00

What do you have "Last Node" set to in your Telnet Configuration Dialo

Do you mean Last Displayable node in the Advanced options? It was set to that is what you mean.

No. In the SBBSCTRL:Telnet->Configure->Last Node. If you're not running Win3 then check the LastNode value in your ctrl/sbbs.ini file.

digital man (xbox-live: digitlman)

Found it, changed it to 10, that fixed the problem. Thanks Rob!
-Rev. Michael E. Washburn

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